OP-RETURN dissident Jason Hughes plans to sell his Bitcoin in protest

According to Protos, Jason Hughes, Vice President of OCEAN Mining Pool, announced that he will sell all his Bitcoin holdings and exit the cryptocurrency industry in protest of the OP-RETURN change resolution passed by the Bitcoin core developer team. The change plan will remove the 80 byte OP-RETURN output limit in the Bitcoin Core 30 version released in October, and the default memory pool will support up to 4MB of transactions, aiming to meet the needs of applications such as DAO, oracle, and stablecoin. Hughes stated in an open letter that "52 days ago, the core development of Bitcoin was still at least principled," and stated that "the traits that made Bitcoin unique no longer exist. He will resign when the change takes effect in October and has received job offers from multiple non crypto companies.